Grocery Stores near Wetaskiwin, AB

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  1. 5217 50 Ave, Wetaskiwin AB T9A 0S7

    4.1 Good 122 reviews

    “Loved it. Went at 5 and it was a little busy in the parking lot, but inside it was great. Nice clean and pleasant. Staff was nice but the customer's were also very friendly.”

  2. 3901 56 Street, Wetaskiwin AB T9A 2V6

    3.6 Good 91 reviews

    “Horrible experience, I rented a steam cleaner from there rug cleaner. The guy that rented to me never told me that this little filter thing came off and it had to be cleaned nor do you tell me to rent them to rinse the brushes on the bottom so they kept my 50 bucks deposit so I rented a steam mix rug cleaner for 80 bucks for not even one day when I could’ve used their washroom and rinsed it off right there and that would’ve been it so I won’t be shopping there anymore”

  3. 5302 AB-2A, Millet AB T0C 1Z0

    4.8 Superb 57 reviews

    “1970's experience and feel with 2025 brands and stock. You can park within 50 feet of the door like we used to be able to do. The store itself is small so older folks like myself have far less problems parking/walking it. The fresh produce is top notch, the meat section sometimes has stuff so cheap I don't know how they do it and they carry nearly every brand I need. The most pleasant grocery shopping experience I've ever had.”

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